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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

c. T. Hills. the Muskeson lumbermsn, is
In the city.
D.F. Clark, Of - ssvsnth-st.. has gone to
Chicago on a tso weeks visi,-
Manning A. Blrgs has returned from
Chicago. where he spent bis vacation.
Ms. p. j. Stewart, OF Wealthy ave, has
gone 10 Detroit 70 attend tie funeral Of his
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Ringe left yesterday
Tor a pleasure trip through Canada ard
New England.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mckinney. Of Detroit.
srs visiting AZ the residences OF Z. :. swain
On the Vest side.
Frank Earl, Of Tombstone, Arizons, and
Miss Louise Miller, are visiting their
brother. Fred G. Miller.
Mr.. and MS. W. X. Williams, of Grand
Rapids. ara visiting Miss Flo Sprague for q
isv dsys.-Lsss'ng JeurnaL
Miss Nsttie Warner. Of Amsterdam, NJ
Y. is Ia the city visiting her aunt. Mrs. s.
). Nsllis. Of the Barnard House
w.O. Haghart IT., who 10 numbering in
Duluth. nas gone 20 Nova Scotia to look
after hrs business Interests there.
Rev. Fafher Ponganis 10 entertaining
Rev. 6ohenski. a sub deacon Of the CathO-
Die church, who Is studying for the priest
hood.
c. B. Morgan. Of Morgan 4 Avery. has
returned from two weeks visit IN the
East and his former home. Central New
York.
Judge J. X. Ta.um IS in Buffalo. " Y.
attending meeting Of the Board Of Direct
ors Of the supreme Council Of Royal Tenn
piars.
- - A. - ~ -
thsir Eastern trip. Mrs. Davis having been
In Boston since June psrfecting her musical
education.
Rev. A. +. Bolster. OF Grand Ledge, was
in the city yesterday and says that the pe0-
yis thers srs VERY enthusiastic over
toe new rsilrosd being built % this city.
Dewitt Fisher. OF Worcester, Mass. and
Mrs. Henrietta A. Bosksr, Of this city.
were married A the residence Of ne bride !
son, Edward y. B0vker to5 Jefferson ave.
By Rev Charles Fluhrsr. yesterday,
pr. aad Mrs. A. Hazlswood and daughter
Mary ara in Nashiugfon this wssk. whsrs
sne doctor = attending tbs Medical Con-
xresS. On taeir return thsy viii 90 via
Boston. where Ms Haxiewood is 70 20 "a
school
Eev. z. G. Crswf3r,l. OF the Afnes ". z
chHrca. leff Isst evening 70 attend the con-
ferpros a. Pstos<sy todsy and tomorrow
81 Crawford vii supersnnuats Ibis yeai
ard VII lesvs with ois family IN N0vcm-
bsr Cor Oregon, where &c vii visit fer 4
rear
w.H. Re net 0scnr "a M snd A. p
Tuner. Jr. sia iezye sunday ca taeil
whees for b8fslo. h~ ~ag 20 Detroit sna
through Canada Ed. NJ. Noosr ~ 4
fend he league Of American " Waealmen Al
eincinnad tomorrow. riding from Rich
mont
Clayton r. cin. she vel krovn snt
popu;sr Freight Agent Of tbs g. r q Z
rcst. wii - MARRIED tomorrow ~ Ms
Della Dsvis n scrrrer resi isnt ~ this ei4r
Bat nov ~ Elk Rapids. The csremong :
vii 81 eeriornsd al TIE eride home. and
ther I'll maze Llsir honls ia this city sftel
a short wedding tear
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07
'.The Amazon March" Sept. l2 anl Is.


Pound Be Pen at A. M en- 4 p. NJ
HOME no 20 CENTER street." is the in
scription on a card which is lacked up on
the corner of the City Pound building.
corner of Waterloo and Cherry-sts Yester-
day while reporter was rejecting upon
the uniqueness of the Poundmsster sign
and listening TO the plaintve walls from
within. . lady accompanied b. small boy
drove up and while sne sat in the carriage
the boy climbed up on the fence aud tried
10 get glimpse OF the imprisoned CANNES.
The cracks have been carefully covered, and
after gazing through knot hole for a few
moments the boy said guess he's in there:
/ think that's his whine, but it's all dark,
| can't see anything but their eyes. j guess
there's five or six of EN-" Come along"
said the lady, we will have to go up to the
house." and she drove away muttering
curses on some neighbor who had delivered
her pet TO the heartleSs Poundmaster
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

Mayor Dikeznsn was seen yesterday BY
reporter for the TELEsRAN-HERALD and
asked What he intended TO DO Ia reference
to the Jerry Boynton dummy line ordinance.
The Mayor said.
Il would like TO see the line built,
would ike 10 see Jerry build dummy line
Out TO the Soldiers Home, but don't want,
and 1 know the people 90 not want dunn
my engine 70 come as fAr down as Bridge
81 IL Jerry and his hackers will consent 20
stop the dummy 81 HasLlu ss-st., ! shall ap-
prove the ordinance. II nOs shall hle a
veto"
lne Mayor was seen after 10 o'clock last
night and said be had not vetoed the ordi-
nance 1t is, therefore. TO be supposed that
Dir. BOyntoa has consented TO accept ali
amendment TO the ordinance, so that the
dummy line shall begin at Hastings-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

Usasss - s1ps EAe 6zsana sFira Miss
fns ot.sr 14y zslperialsn ntsat B,1o ei.l =
e1alsied > sire<E caF ~ tas seEass - -1zfrF
z1a @satn Dlsizlan-sls. he is<1zf s@s-l4
- sxsry s.l1T kaess, . tesog Fssea stto
so1sis1 olocks 4 sbort r.Ee 4lteE sssesr@t
ssa1A eaarasa las ezx it was sloeFed, hef
Ezs rsason thaG ens 81 4s 41ss szgo2s
xA.ek earriss lns 5lseks sas slsnatnz %
tae traez 1znEs tae process q 1Dl-4.ing,
~E4s i4aA2ul -, sls1 EHazl1s EAT. t141
tAs 11iser - 2oFe 0a. sna 21ssc. III
ever askcn ye4 4efoss ths tsae< 4zzln y
a4fa yos F1o IA Ia aEiFex s1ssk sEl8ks
r4kAsr h1zsieEaslz.g. aa1 49,. I" " aas A3se
gosl ~ ID stta ru1aiBk rs IA Yo1 ALr-s
sale. Fer sEo eslLs / ( ga 1osa and Eipe
tie ground Eitb yoQ. DpF1x t1< -alk
SAGA t,llese1 tAs dsiFsx .s4faS.1 thaf ta4
hsfls susp szs fhs elksFinisadaa1 - fo~
Acs. ana said - him n yo4 ~znt - uzn
4ny body Ia theEss tie contractor cfef
there xo and lax - him.
Tbs eoaE-4efoF came ~ sno smith SUNK
bsck insO tbs car. ~ asn he contractor
e4Eas up De t1spaThG l1e stFsst eas dnFSf
haa oesa talking 70 as man, and hS pro-
eseslsd - AZ o1I Ene strssi car driver IA =
yOlams of ablsa sad biilinzsxa'e. - al OF
.olcA -tne brave Genexal SAITH h=teasd
without making himself knosa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

The following Jurors have been drswn TO
serve a. the October term ot Lho Inited
States Circuit 4nd District Court, which
has besn adi0urnsd - November /.
W. D. Johnson, GreenVillr; Charles NJ.
RoHiey. 2gsEegoB. john G. Lewis. White
hail Wm. CFonk aite. Grand Rapids. olson
kellogg, Grand Rapids. CHRIS \. Backus
Tires Rivers. Christopher Hare. Paris.
hsnry H. Wiley. ksDt CITY, Richard Hat
ueld. Lu1inZtOn i0ka Chappels, Way and.
ben amin Campbell. spring lake. Henry
Leonard. Bsitlng. Milton W. stewart.
HsTsey, Clifford sherman, COopersyiiie.
%iil 2. aackFidsr, Hart, ". n. SHIRTS,
shelby. E1Uin K. Williams, Orange. Wade
b. smith. H4rDor Springs Theodore A.
Green. Char.0gte. John J. Lusk, Kalamazoo,
Asber J. Shaw, Niles. Austin Richardson,
Grand Rapids Henry Grinnsil, 0rand
Rapids. Chas. A. ROoinson. Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

The exercises of laying thecorner stone of
the Smith Memorial Congregational church.
which were to have taken place yesterday
afternoon, were postponed until 40 this
afternoon on account OF rain. Several par
ties drove out to the site yesterday and some
experienced slight difficulty in finding II.
10 - situated al the corner of Fiuney-st.
and Wesithy-ave., and the easiest way to
reach IL ftom Monroe~st is By way of Wa
terloo and Finney -sts., as Wealtby-aye is
not graded west of Grsndyille-eve.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07
cTATE OF MIcHIeAN-couNTY OF KENT

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-COUNTY OF KENT
- -ss. At q ,ession OF the Probate Court for
said County OF Kent, held at the Probate o1hce,
IN the City Of Grand Rapids. on the slst day OF
August. in the year one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-seven. Present Cyrus +. Perkins,
Judge OF Probate
Ia the matter Of the Estate OF Carroll Guptil,
deceased. Hannah Guptii having fled IN this
Court petition praying that the administration
OF said estate may hc granted 10 Dr. Louis Bsrth
or some other suitable person
Il "a ordered thst Friday the s2th day Of Sep
terber at ten clock in the forenoon. at said Pro-
bate Office. be appointed for hearing said pcti-
ton.
And . Is further ordered. that copy Of this
order b. Published three successive weeks pre-
vioss 20 said day ol hearing. in tae Grand Rapids
Telegram Herasd 4 nevspaper printed and Circu-
lsfing in said County OF Kegt.
CYRUS p. PERKINS.
"A true eopY.l Judge OF Probate.
FRANK n. HINE, Register
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07


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Ihs fsZles eeeu Is Sesns zkslu - isa
ssi1s. an4 nsoSs En4n 1ezsa s14ss ags
being he4ea essFy esy WAsn rs oajA.i >
gagsl I'll ysstsF1sy HsT1Eag Ee1y AaFs1
so he Erst yi<fa l. isza gpoA the peal-
tsats rsli. rs kza nas1sy e1oagh .sfs -
pas s. 80 ass 90 he1ns azssnk. .Ba sssssa
ssAg 80. a. t0ay 3 kzt e. sssF.-k-
Asnzsi 50 "a eafoeE llek. Aa1 as wl8
s<Fss i1eFleen szys - al i0r sia2ilar
ee<Hss - Esd bsek ssla ss sssu 1zaak
s1a cisoF3eilg. 4a1 10 trgt1 of Als zzseE-
Eoa ~. ke slils1 tlls ulorni1s .---- sttz
Legie The no-ox-ses E < s3lLcekazp, Eiss.zsd
25t ssliAy - : fhaxke - d.soIcegiy co1
141t. 4ad hls case = IA Ee ns4Id tcsoofFos
hs sores . stone EEFoazh the wiucow IS =
ho1se Oh iE1l2nA-sl. John Dcs-ho.
fAniliar EhAs name Is IN the Poies Co4rs.
Fer the censlt of those y 30 are uot &C
Qgslnted vita Sir. Doe, i might be stated
that shen : t1zn i ~ drunk that he d0een
knoS as o&n name. Or 50 sf1bbern that he
refuses 70 tsii il. be IS So. dosR IS John
Doe. John was olsoFdsfly ca Labor Day,
sad VII serve lselFe days Tor toe otsnss
-J0hn L. ksmp and Lssis koes the tso
1AcA no assaulted = 1tfcrt taf cOAlAIl4f
and inslltsd some ladies' pleaded guilty
10 charge OF disOTderiy conduct aad Judge .
Holmes imposed = nns 0t 50 and costs ia
each case. They paid The amount sad will
probably never sok 80 fresh 0n street car
or Ia fact anywhere else sgsin.---Ni Nillisnl
II. Aarsien pleaded guilty to a violation OF
the OIL ordinance and sentences was sus-
pended Tor ak monfhs.-Ihrse saloon
cases were Adjourned 10 September Ia
+. 5. Dasaskey. charged with keeping his
saloon open after hours, Was tried before
TIE Court and found guilty. A fine OF SO
aud costs was imposed and the case was
appealed. d.--Ihe case Of kAmuei NFnarE
charged with embezziement snd larceny
Will DC heard this m0raiag. The exAfni-
nation OF Frank AsEsden for bsstsfdy was
continued until the afternoon 0i oepgsmDeI
Ill. h. II. Hart was tried before a
Jury 81 the afternoon session on charge Vi
em0ezzlement and larceny. Ihs complain
ant vas j.. A. Wilcox agent for the Metro
poiitan Manufacturing Company, and
Hart wAs charged with selling some
rugs and failing 10 render an account OF
the money he received Tor them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07
VIII DedIosr. Nav Car

The Chicago q West Michigan Railroad
Company has beautiful new passenger
coach nearly completed, which will make
its initial trip to the G.. A. Il. encampment
at ST. Louis. IL will carry on either side a
banner, full length OF the Car, bearing the
inscription: department OF Mich. &. A.
R--Governor and Staff-Escort Custer and
Champlin Posts, Grand Rapids, Enroute for
81. Louis. The car will run through 10 st.
Louis and bring the party home. Captain
GaEett will &C. as conductor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

Articles Of association Of the Michigan
Washing Machine Company were fled with
the County Clerk yesterday. The purpose
Of the corporation will be the manufacture
and sale of washing machines and other
voodenware TO be hereafter added, in this
city. The capital stock of the company is
$4,000 and the stockholders are az follows:
ID. b. Austin. J. A. Bayne, Mrs. NJ. A. Gid
den and Carroll V. Roberts. all OF Grand
Rapf1s
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

Mrs. Frances Johnson yesterday ps:i-
toned tie Circuit Court tor writ Of habsss
corpus to obtain possession Of her child,
Bred =. Johnson. aged . years. who va
residing Win her moIher in Gaines town
snip Last Sunday the child eas abducted
ay her former husband who deserted her
some Fears ago. The warrant was issued
and placed IN The hands of the Sheriff 20 be
served upon the ahductor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07
A Great Legacy

To bequeath 70 your children is a strong,
clean, pure constitution-better than wealth,
because it will never prove curse. You
cannot give what you do not possess, but
mothers will find in Dr.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription a wonderful help-correcting
all weaknesses, bringing their systems into
perfect condition. so that their children.
untainted, shall rise up to call them blessed
There is not druggist in all this land
But always keeps a stock on hand.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07
The rramps and the Doctor.

DR.. Smith, of 100 Cansl-st.. and Charles
n. Foster drove into the country to pick
herbs last Sunday. The Doctor hung his
hiding in the bushes, was seen 70 nab it.
The Doctor and Mr.. Foster gave chase
when three other tramps joined the first.
farmer with double-Darreled gun and a
dog came out and rescued the garment and
the tranps made of.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07
Adjoarned Again.

The examination OF Charles and William
Macard was called in Justice We.tfaips
Coul yesterday and owing TO the absence
OF DIR. Graves was adjourned again until
Thursday. i, IS now thought that no more
evidence will be taken on the examination,
but that the c1se will be submitted when
the testimony of DR.. Graves is read and
signed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

TIE Hnraae Socsty convened in rs~uisr
ncnthig session At he 0cscs Of Mr.. rorrsv
nn Ncnros-st lsst svsnius. The fuil bosri
vse present snd considerable routine b,tsi-
ness wss transacted. TIE serr-iarr reaf
lester reauesnnz the soclstv e. senf
frIerxfes G, ne national coz vention a.
Rochester ~ 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

A dispatch was received yesterday an
nouncing the finding Of the body OF Cass
Cole. the young man who was drowned off
Ottsvs Beach last week. II was found by
Mr. Ogden yesterday morning about four
miles north Of the Beach, the clothing
being intact and the body somewhat
oi0stsd. Mr. Ogden assumed charge Of the
remains and Miss Cole left. With Under
isker Durfee, fo- the scene yesterday after
rsosor
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

r A srzsien Of the nissd ststes District
snd Circr.t Court ~ss heii yesterday. b0th
snE<e Isckson snd Judrs Sevsrens presla-
irr. rhe ssse cf ~ WEE G. Ressi e. A.
axslnst Iavre1cs Z faari7. aas xiven A
reaea~nz cn 1ew.V discovered ers3enrs.
rhiz - the ceiehrated harrow teeth case.
sna e VII pr0bshly iinesT for scae Uuse n
tie cuurts eefcrs being decided
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

The Michigan veterans vii push f0rwsrd
he name Of Gen. r. A Algsr. a. he
coming National Encsmpmeut At Sc Louis.
for the position of C1mnander fn-s.hief IN
succeed 6en Fairchiid Next q Ger
Alzsr. he veterans 0f tAis State are 10 fa1er
81 cen 81 p Pierce. eonmsndaaf II the
soldiers Home TIE noninsron q Gen
Aigsr viii % endorsed ay ~ lesst haf =
dozen otner States
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

The funeral q tae ate Albert B. TnSd
vas held Yesterday afterncon from the resi-
Ssnce On Rsnsou-s1. A lsres numAeT II
f1enis including usDY cid settlers. were
crescent a. the services. which veTs r1n-
fueted ~ Rev. = p Msrriarn Of the Park
Conx-rgsfioRsl church.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07
'The Lone Fisherman" Sept. II and 13.

The Young Peoples Society of the Park
Congregational Church will hold Harvest
Festival at the parlors of the church on
Thursday evening of this week. Friends
Of the society are cordially invited.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

The spiritaalisss sf Roekfors sn6 vieirssv
VII held thsir next rsxuisr quarterly nssss-
ing n thst piace. sertennher * sna 1s Tee
sreaker vi - LTms1 81 Howe. and 4 vsrv
inrsrest lng ard instructive sessioz i sx-
escsed-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07
DIED.

wAKELY-NFs L. L. Wakely. wife OF II. ].
WaSely. died AZ the residence Of her sister, Mr..
Y. Cumming. 26l sixth-st., Tuesday morning,
September6. 6.
Funeral Thursday morning at 10 o'clock from
residence; friends invited
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

ee.se RsrFrs. Nrra, Jaly - Iss7.
Fsfor ERf seR6v-asKssa-
ease iniorm the Tuasic fhat have c1n-
reotes = sssea iaar6rv vith mr. Ire H.rse
zad >ecartnE estaati rusnt. an6 VII Go usF
gtasosf to gTs fsens t1e resf ~ark that vas
ever 1r11eht oDf ~ rsc1f1erv. sna ~.
tsr1 insf ! s1neaT sss ~ BEN q sbsre ~
the.T Irsee f.zz zse~t h1nsie ssreaat
- a kKs9Is.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

Y0u oar be assured that 4 LII lie res0s uiH
Be foand - the TELEGR4 ~ HERALD "a
c5adenssd form. 0aty shilling sresk Tor
setess papsrs uith double sheet on Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-07

@Rics's beautiful Evsngslinsr Sept Il
and Is
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
Wants His Money.

1t will be remembered that several
weeks ago the night clerk OF the st.
Charles Hotel disappeared, taking
with him a gold watch and chain and
considerable money, which had been
left with the office over night for safe
keeping. The night clerk had only
occupied the position about forty
eight hours when he took his de-
parture. Prior to that he had been a
waiter in the dining-room and at the
Depot Hotel. Included in the money
which disappeared with him was
$500 belonging to Ed. Baldenero, and
which has not been repaid. Balden-
ero, through his attorneys, Del Vale
& De las Casas, entered suit yester-
day in Justice Taney's Court against
w. j. Newlands, proprietor OF the
hotel, to recover $299.99.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
CORRESPONDENCE. G
An AlOsta Lot Donated for the
q. A. H. Fund.

GEN. f. BoUToN, Chairman Com
mittee of Arrangements-DEAR SIR:
am pleased to inform you that the
Alosta Company have named lot 6, in
block Corner LOTT, as per map of the
town of Alosta, as donation to the
st. Louis fund, G. A. r., etc. Truly
yours, Alosta Company; by G. f.
Gard, President.
Los ANGELES, July 8, 1SS7.-MAJoR
GEORGE +. GARD, President Alosta
Land Company and Chairman of Com
mittee on Donation Lots, Alosta, CAL.
DEAR SIR have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your favor of
the Sth instant, conveying the infor-
nation that your company had con-
tributed corner lot No. q, in block No.
9, of the town of Alosta, toward the
fund for paying expenses of Southern
California exhibit at st. Louis next
September.
On behalf of the general committee
l accept, with thanks, your generods
contribution.
We anticipated lot at Alosta, but
not one of the most valuable corners
in that booming town.
camped on the ground where Al
osta is now situated in the fall of 1868,
and then thought it delightful local
ity, situated in happy medium be-
tween the chilly dampness of the sea-
side and the arid heat Of the desert,
and enjoying the purifying and health
full influence of both.
From the two millions of people
that the Alta predicts will come to
California in the next two years, | am
sure that Alosta will be filled to over
flowing by those attracted there by its
merits. feel that l would be derelict
in my duty not to try to express to
you, individually, the obligation that
/ feel that the people of Southern Cal
ifornia are under to you as the sole
originator of the plan of contributing
lots to aid the exhibit at st. Louis, as
believe that largely by that means
we shall be able to attract greater
number of people to this section in
the near future. Respectfully, your
obedient servant,
f. BoUToN,
Chairman General Committee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
A Complete Failure.

The causeless and meritless suit in
stituted by Z. Blennerhassett against
Joseph d. Lynch for the sum Of $3.50
for his services and influence during
the late Congressional election contest,
came up yesterday before Justice C.N.
Terry of Pasadena, on a change OF
venue from the City Justices court OF
Los Angeles. The plaintiff was repre-
sented by w. f. Dunn, Esq, and the
defendant by John ,Robarts, Esq. Al
ter the introduction Of testimony on
both sides the charges OF the plaintiff
were found so baseless that judgment
was given for the defendant, and the
plaintiff, Blennerhassett, was adjudged
to pay the cost.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
Undelixcrcd Messages.

Messages remaining uncalled for at
the Western Union Telegraph office
for the following persons, held for the
want of proper address: A. j. New
man, John Francis, Mrs. S. +. Stew
ard, George De Ian Guillette, Sol
Ephraim, Mrs. Thomas Dye, Mrs. *.
T. Booth, b. L. Muir, Nose Foss, w.
J. Osborn, p. T. Griffin, Henry Tres
Ter, Catherine Plogsterth, W. II. Tay-
lor, p. L. Griffin, F. d. Higbee, Miss
Libbie Silent, Jacob Hacker, MIR. Reb-
man, G. p. Matthews, +. N. Willberg.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
The PoIice Comnlissioners.

A meeting OF the Police Commits
sioners was held yesterday, w. II.
Workman and ]. X. Skinner present
LIQUOR licenses were granted to +.
Gulfing, 149 East First street, and
John Donthius q Co., Alameda and
Sainsevain streets. An application
was received from w. j. Boland for q
license, and placed on file.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
Gents Furnishing Goods.
25 cents eacf

Dozen GEN Cents
Each. worth a
than conveniently and will
the garment with silk
stitched pearl Medium and light weight Babrgan med
ium light weight every these Vests worth
Forty Genemen Balan and knshed Gauze
Vestsa at cents
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
Financial.

NEW YORK, July 9.-Closing quotations:
Four per cent.coupons, 1875; four and half
coupons, 1884; Central Pacific, 3s; Denver
d Rio Grande, 2S14; Louisville 4 Nashville,
61A; Michigan Central, 81; Kansas Y Texas,
2O7s; New York Central, loss; Northern
Pacific, 81 Northwestern, III; oregon I'M
provement, AS oregon Navigation, 971a;
Transcontinental, 29s4; Pacific Mail, A.;
Texas Pacific, 2Ss4; Union Pacific, 56ls;
United States Express, 65; Wells, Fargo u Co.
27; Western Union, 76ls.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Bar silver, 95l4.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
Dress Goods. Dress Goods.
2oOe YARDS TO CLOSE OUT.

YARDS TO CLOSE
Tricots beautiful of colors at 30
conounded with domests English
Tro sung superior silk finish taking the place Of the wool
Two thousand yards French Tcot Dress Suit
ings per yard fully Worth fully So cents An
thousand yards so yard
Worth IS Worth S5 cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10

FIFry-rIyE ACRES IL miles east OF Comp
ton, all under cultivation, alfalfa, fruits and
grain. Two artesian wells. Bargain. Sec
WASHBURN d KELLY, lis n. First st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
silk Handkerchie6.

Ten dozen Ladies' Silk Handkerchiefs, in
excellent shades, at % cents each. Worth
SO cents. Worth so cents. Narrow borders
and very stylish. Ten dozen. Ladies' SILK
Handkerchiefs, in excellent shades, at 25
cents EACH Worth so cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.
A Review of the Days Transac-
ttOnS.

NEW YORK, July 9.-The stock market to-
day, in consequence of the withdrawal OF
the majority of the brokers from tho streets
on Friday aud the holiday in London, was
the dullest which has been seen for many
weeks. Dealings were rather feverish, but
the fluctuations were extremely narrow and
unimportant. firmer tone was impaired,
however, and almost the entire active list is
higher at advances, ranging up to se per cent,
but Manhattan is off one per cent
Government bonds are dull and steady.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10

DOMESTIC.
CHICAGO, July 9.-ClOse-Wheat firmer;
cash, III; August, 73.
Corn-Steady; cash, 35sss: August. SO 5-16.
SAN Francisco, July 9.-Wheat-Dull.
Barley-Steadier 81 .2O9$l .2215.
COrn-California large yellow, $l.l5;
small yellow, 81. Is; white, $1.22]z.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-10
rhe Famous Townsite of Rose-

A motor road owned by us-and to be run
only TO osecrans-guaranteed Buy while
Won can; easy terms. Carriages leave our
Office daily. Rooms = and Wilson Block
% WestFirst.
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silk HandkerCliGfS.

Ten dozen Misses and Children's SILK
Handkerchiefs at 20 cents each. Hem-stitch-
ed, narrow border and worth 40 cents. Beau
tiful assortment of colors. Ten dozen Misses.
and Children's silk Handkerchiefs at 20
cents each.
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BOStOn Heights!

Two hundred and ninety nine lots, 50x150i
Prices reasonable. Terms easy. Five thous-
and dollars given away to lot buyers DOB
INSON & FAIRCHILD, T. E. ROWAN.
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Ladies' MittS.
GentIemenS' Furnishing Goods.

Twenty-Five dozen Gentlemen's Neck
Scarfs three for 25 cents Worth Is cents.
Worth Is cents Worth Is cents. Twenty
five dozen Gentlemen's Neck Scarfs three
for 25 cents. Worth Is cents. Worth 10
cents.